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STC Program: Food Chemistry Student Investigations Guide, 3rd Edition

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Mini Golf Motion

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Experimenting with Mixtures, Compounds, and Elements– Drying Chromotography Paper

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Investigating Circuit Design– Solar Cells

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How Can We Change An Object's Motion?
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How Can We Change An Object's Motion?

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Experimenting with Mixtures, Compounds, and Elements– Organization!

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STC Program: Electrical Energy and Circuit Design Unit Kit

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Sound– Lesson 6: Vibrations We Can't See

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How Can We Light Our Way in the Dark?

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STCMS™: Electricity, Waves, and Information Transfer

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Light Up the Cave

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How Can We Change Solids And Liquids?

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Sound– Lesson 2: How Sound Travels

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STC Secondary: Working with Motors and Simple Machines

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Exploring Properties of Matter– Surface Gravity

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Floating and Sinking– How is Salt Water Different from Fresh Water?

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How Can We Identify Materials Based On Their Properties?
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How Can We Identify Materials Based on Their Properties?

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Electric Circuits– Making a Filament

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STC-Secondary™: Researching Optical Systems

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How Can We Use Patterns To Predict Motion?

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Investigating Circuit Design– Generating Electric Energy

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STC Program: Energy, Machines, and Motion Unit Kit

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Sound– Lesson 8: Making a Model Eardrum

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Explore Smithsonian: How Can Electricity Correct a Telescope in Outer Space?

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How Can I Win a Game of Flashlight Tag?

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Motion and Design– "The Explore Build" Extension Activity

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STC Secondary: Exploring the Nature of Light

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Floating and Sinking– Weighing Floaters and Sinkers

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Experimenting with Mixtures, Compounts, and Elements– Marking Chromotography Paper

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How Does Motion Energy Change in a Collision?

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